Dolphins Predicted to Pursue $32 Million Receiver in Blockbuster Trade
It is no secret that the Miami Dolphins passing offense has struggled through the first five weeks of the NFL season.After Week 5, the Dolphins are last in the NFL with 153.6 passing yards per game. And while bumps in the road were to be expected, Miami has actually gotten worse as the year has […] The post Dolphins Predicted to Pursue $32 Million Receiver in Blockbuster Trade appeared first on…
The Miami Dolphins are reportedly being considered as a potential destination for Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jauan Jennings, a player who signed a one-year contract worth up to $13 million this offseason. According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, the Vikings were expected to have trade conversations regarding Jennings, who has underperformed in his first season with the team.
The Dolphins might provide Jennings with a better opportunity to turn his season around and secure a significant payday in March. Although the Dolphins are not aiming for Super Bowl success like some other teams, they offer an attractive opportunity for Jennings as he would be the big fish in a small pond. However, the Dolphins' wide receiver situation is currently quite limited, with Malik Washington and rookie Caleb Douglas being the primary pass-catchers.
Jennings' presence could help elevate the Dolphins' offense and make him a top target for Malik Willis.
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